PEI Staff
NAV finance wasn’t invented yesterday, but it’s becoming a valuable tool in any GP’s toolbox, says Hark Capital’s managing partner and founder, Doug Cruikshank.
There will be no slowdown in demand for GP and NAV financing, even as the economy falters, say head of BC Partners Credit Ted Goldthorpe and operating partner Tom Glover.
Earlier this year, the SEC issued a series of proposals that set an even higher standard of reporting for private funds managers. Arthy Kumar of Workiva explains the best way for finance practitioners to respond to these changes.
In the magazine: How rising inflation is impacting valuations; Tax takes its place in ESG; Keynote interviews with RSM, Deloitte Tax and Sanne Group; Plus much more…
In the magazine: A deep dive on the SEC’s audacious audit proposal; Inside the FFA’s European Symposium; Cyber breaches’ big challenge for compliance teams; Plus much more…
In the magazine: The big questions every CFO should ask about fund finance; The many use cases of NAV financing; Keynote interviews with 17Capital, Workiva, Hark Capital, Fund Finance Partners, BC Partners, Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, Cadwalader and Crestline Investors; Plus much more…
When outsourcing management company administration, firms should pinpoint what's crucial when considering functionality, service and connectivity, says Michael Pollack, head of client delivery and innovation for Gen II Fund Services.
For more than a decade, Corsair Capital has outsourced the administration of both its management company and funds, so we sat down with CFO Paul Cabral to discuss how that approach has fared in the long term.
Even before its first close, Braemont Capital outsourced the administration of its funds and its management company, says Steve Sims, the firm's COO and CCO.
A new survey of management company expenses offers insight into spending priorities of PE firms and shows the importance of determine where there is overspending and where more investment is needed, writes Jeff Gendel, principal at Gen II Fund Services.